I suspect its probably more that they don't keep up with this stuff on daily basis like us. Android, iPhone, Windows -- to them Windows is as popular as those o

I suspect its probably more that they don't keep up with this stuff on daily basis like us. Android, iPhone, Windows -- to them Windows is as popular as those other two brands. I think there's a lot of truth in that. When faced with a choice of 40 devices and half a dozen operating systems, people who don't know buy what they do know, even if it's just a name. And then after playing with the phone some of these people walk out with it. I visited the store specifically to try one out, but they didn't even have a working WP7 demo unit on display. He said it was 'out the back somewhere, charging', which is UK phone shop code for 'my manager sold it on eBay'. Regardless, it sounds like some of their WP7 customers were willing to buy before they try.